Colorado River native razorback sucker recovering nicely, federal and state officials say
admin Federal officials upgrade fish's status from endangered to threatened, as some advocates call the move premature.
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Firefighter dies from injuries sustained fighting fire in western Colorado
Nathan Matthews of Nebraska was caught in a burnover that killed 3 other firefighters June 27. Matthews is the fifth…
Colorado has another established wolf pack, CPW says
That makes four packs in the state this year that likely have four to six pups each, wildlife managers said
Colorado wildlife commission reduces number of fur-bearing animals trappers can kill, throws out ban on fur sales
The commission voted 6-5 to set daily bag limits to two animals per person for 17 species
Are moose tourists or natives in Colorado? A new answer just dropped.
Colorado researchers have some new answers on how long moose have actually roamed the state, and how to narrow it…
Damage assessment teams begin work in Aspen Acres fire zone as weather gives firefighters an edge
Willow fire near Leadville grew by 900 acres overnight. Ouray 100 race canceled because of Gold Mountain fire.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife kills wolf after state officials say it killed 22 sheep
In a statement, CPW said visual evidence confirmed it was the same wolf responsible for 10 different fatal livestock attacks
Owner of one of Colorado’s biggest ranches says her employee killed a wolf
Susan Nottingham says her ranch hand shot the King Mountain pack female after pack members repeatedly harassed or killed her…
Town of Campo under mandatory evacuation after Oklahoma wildfire moves into southeastern Colorado
Sharpe fire started Friday night in the Oklahoma Panhandle and has moved quickly, forcing evacuations.
Colorado’s wolf reintroduction hits “inflection point” as program leader steps down, population dwindles and conflicts increase
Eric Odell, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s wolf conservation program manager, announces his retirement as program hits 'inflection point.'